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We now have a list of fixtures for 2020 arranged alphabetically and also in date order. See here

A full set of dates has yet to be established, but early ones are:

Cambs OT 23rd February 2020 Nuthampstead

Cambs UT 15th March 2020 Nuthampstead

Cambs ZZ 27th September 2020 Rugby

Supreme Champion has been recalculated (without the error – apologies, but if you see something again please contact webmaster

The date for the Cambs CPSA AGM is Thursday 16th January 2020  starting 19:00.

Venue: the Quy Mill Hotel Church Road Stow-cum-Quy Cambridge CB25 9AF

It is with great sadness that we have to report the recent death of Bob Pitt. He worked tirelessly for Cambridgeshire CPSA for many years and was the treasurer for over a decade. Our thoughts are with his family.

That’s the last of Cambs championships done now it was a really dull and drizzly sort of day the light was a real problem for picking the targets out. There were only 4 Cambs turned out for this, but we had a good competition between ourselves. The outcome was decided on the last bird with Tim Jones missing the last bird for a shoot of for the title but left him in place for the vets on the same total as Jane Bell, who was the ladies title winner. As the light was now going to low we decided not to shoot off for the vets title and would share for this year.

K Flitton 21

T Jones   20J

Bbell       20

A Oakey  14

Thanks for all the staff at Rugby again for a well run shoot

Cambridge shooters had a good result at the nationals today at Northampton. 20 squads turned out a good result for the event. High gun vet R croft vets team winners R Croft/T Jones/ G Thatcher

Runner up ladies’ team A Smith and H Whiten. Junior runner up S Halls, unfortunately lost by default not being there for the shoot off. Martine would not let me shoot for him instead….I don’t blame her though. Thanks to Sywell for hosting the event.

The results from all the qualifying competitions are now in. For raw scores, take a look at https://cambridgeshirecpsa.co.uk/supreme-champion/

The categories will be brought to you shortly.

It was a shame to say not many entries, but saying that there was a lot of shooting going on all over the country, so people were a little short on the ground. Hey ho, we just have such a busy season. Trying not to interfere with other shoots is very hard.

The day was a nice sunny day for the most part, a slight wind over the shoulder on occasions would just alter the odd bird enough to catch you out. Reasonable scores were coming in but the last squad went out with Philip Barnard in it and he shot 95 – the best score of the day by far. Enough to win the trophy for the second time in three years. Well done that man! The vets went to Richard Croft with an admirable 90. The juniors was won by Sam Hall with 82. No ladies contested it this year so the trophy is held in keeping for next year. Thanks to Cambridge Gun Club for their support and help in providing the venue for us again.